Loughborough University is one of the UK’s top 20 Universities with established excellence in Advanced Manufacturing and Materials, and our world-leading reputation in Sports Science. Our current and future research addresses the broad dimensions of health and wellbeing. With extensive links to industry, we do this through the application of our expertise in design, engineering, sport, manufacturing […]
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This workshop, led by two qualitative research experts, Dr Sarah Salway and Dr Robert Akparibo, will help to enhance researcher’s expertise to produce ethically inclusive research to address ethnic health disparities in research and health care. To find out more, including how to register, see the event poster.
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In Argentina the national council for scientific and technical research (CONICET) is seeking to promote cooperation between academic research and social movements, in particular the trade unions. Within this framework, a cooperation programme was concluded with the Belgian national scientific research fund FNRS in the context of which the ETUI received an invitation to present […]
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Preparing your data for analysis with STATA : 7 October 1-4pm Nottingham Setting up a study / what measurements to use :8 October 10am-12.30pm Leicester Service improvement techniques for healthcare :12 October 10am-12.30pm Nottingham Ethics and Governance : 26 October 10am-1pm Leicester Writing for Publication : 11 December 9.30am-3.30pm Nottingham Communicating your Research : 16 December 10am-12.30pm […]
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On 2 and 3 September, the ETUI held in Malta, with the kind partnership of the ForUM Confederation of Maltese Unions, the 3rd European Trade Union Workshop on Psychosocial Risks at Work. A link to the summary of the work shop and on going out puts can be found here : Link
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Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) pose the most widespread occupational health problem in the European Union. Their high incidence bears witness to the intensification of working conditions that is affecting growing numbers of employees in industry and services. This policy brief looks at the work-related causes behind musculoskeletal disorders and formulates policy recommendations for the prevention of […]
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The 3rd National Conference hosted by the Older People’s Diabetes Network is taking place on Friday 13th November at Aston University and is targeting anyone with an interest in research in older people and diabetes. Latest research in this area and sharing of good practice will form part of this conference. For more information please […]
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Prof Allen is Research Program Leader, Clinical Exercise Science, Institute of Sport, Exercise and Active Living (ISEAL) Director, Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation, College of Sport and Exercise Science Victoria University, Australia. The title of his presentation is: “Vascular Health, Physical Function and PAD: N-O* options but to exercise?” The seminar will take place at […]
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Bottom up and Top down Approaches An Overview of Diamond Light Source Presented by Dr Peter Docker Friday 25th September 2015, 12:30-1:30 Jennings Council Chamber, Hazlerigg Building The Diamond Light Source is the UK National Particle Accelerator, a £500m facility in Oxfordshire. www.diamond.ac.uk This presentation will detail some of the many challenges faced at Diamond, […]
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The simplest way to stay informed about NIHR CLAHRC East Midlands’ work, news and announcements, events and training opportunities is via our monthly e-newsletter. Broadly, our CLAHRC covers mental health, preventing and managing chronic disease, older people and stroke survivors, and implementing research evidence. Please forward this on to any colleagues who may be interested […]
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The MEP-Scientist Pairing Scheme 2015 is calling for applications from researchers who would like to interact with MEPs and provide scientific expertise. The aim of the scheme is to enhance knowledge-based decisions and to facilitate better public awareness of EU policies and to foster greater mutual understanding. Successful applicants will be paired with MEPs and […]
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